Is it compatible with the OBD on a 2005 mercury Grand Marquis
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It should be compatible, i have used it on a 2003 pontiac and 2001 kia, all the ports are universal since 1996
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It should work on your car. I have used mine on both a 2001 Ford Focus and 2005 Toyota Matrix with success. It does not do ABS or SRS diagnosis.
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from Product Description... Works with 1996 and newer cars that are OBD II compliant ... should work
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It should. I know it works on a 1986 Pontiac Firebird and it has OBD1. I believe the Buick has the same OBD1 and should work great.
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Yes, it should be, as cbrtngr and Howser said. It's compatible for model years 2001 and later. First open your driver's door, kneel down and look under the dash close to the left side of the cockpit. You should see a small door/panel with a lid to pull it open (down). Shine a light and you may see "OBD" embossed letters on the panel. The OBD port is there inside with the 16-pin diagnostic connector. This is where Emissions Stations plug-in their testing modules, as well. You will turn your ignition key to the #2 slot (all accessories on) and plug in the Code Reader. It should light-up on the first function reference as "Fc" and then follow instructions. Good luck.
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Hi Dave:Sorry, but it won't; it claims to be able to work on any OBD1 or OBD2, but it only works on the OBD2 cars... for the life of me, I couldn't get it to work on my 1990 Ford F-250; I can't even get onto their site, to look for software...
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Yes It is made to work on OBD II vehicles, it will work perfectly on both of your vehicles.
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It should works. This device works with any vehicle equipped with OBD2. And from 1996 all vehicles are required to be OBD II equipped.
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Yes on anything with an obd2 connection. However I can't say what kind of information you will get since each vechile is different
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Hi dear, Yes it will work but before you pay for it check if it has obd2 connection
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Yes, it should work on most cars nowadays. As long as it has obd2 support but it's become somewhat of a standard on most vehicles after the 90's so yes. I have it anf I have used it on a variety of cars and have not had any issues as long as it has obd 1 or obd 2
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if it has a sticker under the hood that states obd-ii it should work and a connector under the steering wheel to connect to
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OBD2 started in 1996 but I read some 1994 and 1995 cars have OBD2 . This scanner says it does OBD 1 and 2 so it should work
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it works on my Toyota pick up. its supposed to work on all cars with an obd2computer
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Sure it will Function perfectly.But you wiil need to download a supported App to make it work,Etc OBD car Doctor.
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Not sure which model you refer to here, but if your car is newer than 1995; when most cars converted to OBD-II interface and switched from the rectangular OBD-I port to the Diamond shaped OBD-II port, it "should" work as described. As for your method of reading the information ... the unit comes with some software that can be run on a Laptop if you have Bluetooth capability ... OR ... you can download an application such as Torque, OBD Doctor or Carista on your smartphone.
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Since it is a model year 1996 and up I can't see why not. Just look up if it is obd 2 complient I'm sure it is though
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Any car with a OBDII port, that's 1996 and NEWER have the port someplace. Any scanner these days can read the Generic OBDII Engine codes!!! There are also Enhanced OBDII codes that are more Specific for GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc that a cheap Scanner can't read, well some do kind of. Of course there's also ABS, AirBag, Heating